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moonwort

NOUN
  1. of America and Eurasia and Australia

How To Use moonwort In A Sentence

  • The moonwort was formerly associated with many superstitions and was reputed to open all locks at a mere touch, and to unshoe all horses that trod upon it. The Fern Lover's Companion A Guide for the Northeastern States and Canada
  • Over 160 different vascular plants have been recorded at Winskill Stones including noteworthy species such as spring sandwort, horseshoe vetch, meadow saxifrage, mossy saxifrage, mountain everlasting and moonwort.
  • I'll be disappearing into the northwoods of Minnesota for the next month or so, on the hunt for moonworts and goblin ferns.
  • There are seven species of moonworts known to occur in the flora of Denali National Park.
  • All but the moonworts and grape ferns have fronds that, in the bud stage, are tightly coiled into the familiar fern crozier that is usually protected by a covering of scales or hairs.
  • Most readers have never heard of moonworts and those who have, may have never seen a live one.
  • Apparently moonworts produce only one leaf per year, which is split into two parts: one for photosynthesis and one for producing spores for reproduction.
  • Only a small portion of moonwort populations emerge above the forest floor's leaves and needles.
  • Especially in the West, most moonworts are uncommon and hard to find even for known populations.
  • Slender moonwort is a small perennial fern with pale green leaves two to seven inches long.
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